How is the word cinturón translated from Spanish to English

Una tira de cuero que se lleva a la cintura.

A strip of leather worn around the waist.

noun
English translation
belt

Examples with “cinturón”

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  • Se apretó el cinturón un agujero. He tightened his belt one notch.

  • Iowa está en la franja del maíz. Iowa lies in the corn belt.

  • Se me rompió el cinturón justo antes de la reunión. My belt broke right before the meeting.

  • Una franja de bosque espeso separa los dos valles. A belt of thick forest separates the two valleys.

  • ¿Tienes un cinturón de cuero que me prestes? Do you have a leather belt I could borrow?

  • Casi todas las fábricas se levantaron en la franja industrial alrededor de la ciudad. Most factories were built in the industrial belt around the city.

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FAQ about “cinturón”

How is “cinturón” translated from Spanish?
“cinturón” translates into English as “belt”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “cinturón” mean?
Meaning of “cinturón”: Una tira de cuero que se lleva a la cintura. In English — “belt”.
What part of speech is “cinturón”?
“cinturón” is a noun.
Where can I see examples with “cinturón”?
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